Ciobi

(Sorry for the late reply, I was in vacation with no computer and little internet access.) You can use MP3 Diags' Tag Editor to add images to your files, as described at https://mp3diags.sourceforge.net/unstable/210_tag_editor_assign_image.html

Hi, I'm pretty busy until at least September, but please share some files. I'd like to understand why MP3 Diags thinks the APE tags are invalid, while MP3Gain doesn't.

Not a stupid question, but: * I'm currently the only contributor, and have been for a while (except for 2 translators) * I don't have .m4a files * I tend to be very busy, so it took me some 10 years to put back functionality that was there in the beginning , but was lost due to changes outside my control, and that only happened during some time between jobs. (I just started a new job, so I'm busy again.) * Many people switched from having files to streaming, so there is less interest in programs...

I downloaded a bunch of files from aprilwinchell.com, but there doesn't seem to be much special about the ones I could download. Judging by the file size, which is listed for many files, I'd expect the smaller ones to contain data in more exotic formats, which is what I actually wanted, but they all seem to be on Hostropolis, which is down. For the ones I could download from aprilwinchell.com, the audio part is MPEG-1 Layer III, which is what MP3 is really supposed to be. Some have an ID3v2.2.0 tag...

Hi, MP3 Diags (project page, homepage) is a desktop application for diagnosing and repairing MP3 files. While the time of the MP3 passed its peak some years ago, MP3 Diags still has at least several hundred weekly downloads (besides what can be seen at SourceForge, other sites offer it as well, as do some Linux distributions, and I have no idea about their download count). It already has a German translation, but some updates are needed after recent changes, and I wasn't able to reach the previous...

Shell Integration is not quite what you asked, but it can be used to some extent for the same purpose. I updated the documentation up to Windows 11, which will make it on the official site at some point, but can be seen at github until then. Please take a look and let me know what you think.

The latest unstable version (1.5.03) added support for MPEG 2.5, which covers a good deal of the previously unsupported files. Is 1.5.03 the version you tried? The 1.5.03 version can be found here.

The latest unstable version (1.5.03) added support for MPEG 2.5, which covers a good deal of the previously unsupported files. Is 1.5.03 the version you tried?